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Getting email bombed today

Just so everyone knows, when they send form letter emails to the Gov't they are going to get deleted and especially if you aren't sending them to the correct address.

I just deleted over 1000 form letter emails from concerned citizens regarding the recent Ab Education strike after noting the number received and responding to one telling her it was not the correct email address for her complaint.
If you are hoping for a response from any government official, I would write a letter by hand and make sure to include all of your contact information. Bombing my volunteer email will get them deleted after a general count.

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I like what he’s saying but I still want Alberta to get out….even if he were to be elected PM!

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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Canada must stop “mistaking engagement for dependence” on Beijing and instead unlock its own energy and mineral wealth to gain “unbreakable leverage abroad” including by fast-tracking a pipeline to the Pacific.

In a keynote address delivered to the Economic Club of Canada, titled Stronger at Home — Leverage Abroad, Poilievre argued that Canada cannot control foreign leaders, including U.S. President Donald Trump, but does have control over its own economic future.

“Canada cannot control the decisions of foreign presidents. We cannot control global shocks or the volatility of the world,” Poilievre said. “But we can control the strength of our own country.”

A central theme of the speech was a warning against shifting Canada’s economic alignment toward Beijing amid trade tensions with Washington.

“China is not a substitute for the United States,” Poilievre said ...

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